乳痈足临泣神门太溪下三里内关膈俞灸骑竹马穴各七壮
奶严年四十以前犹可治年四十以后则难治是早年寡妇及无产女患此则死
产后腹痛气海百壮
因产恶露不止
中极阴交百壮石门七壮至百壮
无乳汁膻中七壮至七七壮禁针少泽补
数落胎每三日内即灸三阴交七壮中极曲骨各五十壮脐中三百壮
阴中干痛恶合阴阳曲骨五十壮
血漏赤白营冲五十壮
尿血膈俞针三分留七呼灸三壮后溪腕骨
月事不断阴跷三壮阴交百壮
小儿初产七日内脐中胞系自枯自落其日即以熟艾形如牛角内空灸脐中七壮其艾炷每火至
半即去永无腹痛
小儿胎痫奶痫惊痫灸鬼眼四穴各三壮每次四处一时吹火尽烧
火丹毒谓游风入胸腹则死即用利针周匝红处多出恶血翌日更观红赤处如上针刺效
脱肛百会七壮脐中年壮或五十壮或百壮
雀目手大指甲后第一节内横纹头白肉际各一壮肝俞九壮
囟门不合灸脐中上下各三壮灸痂未落囟门先合效
羸瘦食不化胃俞长谷挟脐旁各二寸灸七壮
阴卵偏大入腹太冲独阴气冲三阴交关元
惊风神道在第五椎节间灸七壮至百壮即效
又危急难救灸两乳头三壮男左女右
睡惊手掣目不合手大指次指端各三壮间使合谷太冲太渊
胎痫鬼眼各三壮间使三十壮百会九壮阳茎头七壮
小便不通百会七壮营冲各三壮丹田二七壮涌泉三壮胞门五十壮又用巴豆肉捣作饼或炒
盐安填脐中灸五十壮
口噤然谷
惊痫腕骨顶中央旋毛中三壮耳后青络脉三壮太冲三壮
疟神道在五椎节下间一名庄俞灸七壮
善惊然谷
多哭百会
卒疝太冲
两目 赤合谷昆仑神门风池绝骨
两眼白翳每到春秋遮瞳第九椎节上七壮又取肝俞穴七壮
蚀龈臭秽冲人劳宫各一壮
脐肿灸对脐脊骨上灸三壮或七壮
卒肘皮青黑灸脐四边各半寸并鸠尾骨下一寸各灸三壮
风痫目戴上灸第五椎节上七壮百会七壮昆仑三壮
四五岁不言心俞足内踝尖上各灸三壮
阴肿昆仑太冲太溪
赤白痢疾脐中七壮至百壮三阴交七壮
遗尿气海百壮大敦三壮
吐乳中庭在膻中下一寸六分灸五壮
斑疮入眼大杼七壮至三七壮详看犯处各治其经络
达夜啼呼使其儿父负其儿持刀潜斫邻家篱带勿使人知之儿啼即止然后潜还系其斫带则永
勿啼呼
浮肿水分三壮三阴交三十壮脾俞三壮
久疟鬼眼三壮内庭七壮
吐沫尸厥巨阙七壮中脘五十壮
儿生一七日内多啼客风中于脐至心脾合谷太冲神门列缺七壮承浆七壮
先惊后啼百会七壮间使龈交
角弓反张百会七壮天突七壮
治疗乳痈（乳腺炎），取足临泣、神门、太溪、下三里、内关、膈俞穴，施灸骑竹马穴，每穴各灸七壮。
奶岩（乳房恶性肿瘤）患者若年龄在四十岁以前尚可治疗，四十岁以后则难以治愈；因此早年守寡及无子女的女性患此病则预后不良，多致死亡。
产后腹痛，灸气海穴一百壮。
因产后恶露不尽。
中极、阴交穴各灸一百壮，石门穴灸七壮至一百壮。
乳汁不通，灸膻中穴七壮至四十九壮（七七壮），禁针少泽穴，采用补法。
堕胎或流产，在每三日内即灸三阴交七壮，中极、曲骨穴各五十壮，脐中穴三百壮。
阴道干痛且伴有性交疼痛，灸合阴阳、曲骨穴五十壮。
血漏（赤白带下伴出血），灸营冲穴五十壮。
尿血，针刺膈俞穴三分，留针七呼，再灸三壮，后溪、腕骨穴亦需处理。
月经淋漓不断，灸阴跷穴三壮，阴交穴一百壮。
新生儿出生七日内，脐带自枯自落，当日即用熟艾制成形如牛角、中间空心的艾炷，灸脐中七壮。艾炷燃烧至一半时去除，可永久避免腹痛。
小儿胎痫、奶痫、惊痫，灸鬼眼四穴，每穴各三壮。每次施灸四处穴位，耗时一时辰，吹火使其燃尽。
火丹毒（丹毒），若游风侵入胸腹则致死。立即用利针在红色区域周围刺破，放出恶血。次日观察红赤处，如上法针刺，有效。
脱肛，灸百会穴七壮，脐中年壮数可为五十壮或一百壮。
雀目（夜盲症），在手大指甲后第一节内侧横纹头白肉际处各灸一壮，肝俞穴灸九壮。
囟门不合，灸脐中上下各三壮。若灸痂未脱落而囟门先闭合，则疗效显著。
消瘦且食物不消化，灸胃俞穴，长谷穴（即足三里，位于脐旁二寸处）各灸七壮。
阴囊偏大并坠入腹腔，取太冲、独阴、气冲、三阴交、关元穴。
惊风，神道穴位于第五椎节间，灸七壮至一百壮即见效。
又危急难救之症，灸两乳头各三壮，男性灸左侧，女性灸右侧。
睡中惊悸、手部抽搐、眼睛不合，手大指、次指端各灸三壮，间使、合谷、太冲、太渊穴亦需处理。
胎痫，鬼眼穴各三壮，间使穴三十壮，百会穴九壮，阳茎头七壮。
小便不通，灸百会七壮，营冲穴各三壮，丹田穴十四壮（二七壮），涌泉穴三壮，胞门穴五十壮。另用巴豆肉捣成饼，或炒盐填入脐中，灸五十壮。
口噤（牙关紧闭），灸然谷穴。
惊痫，腕骨穴顶中央旋毛中三壮，耳后青络脉三壮，太冲穴三壮。
疟疾，神道穴在五椎节下间，又名庄俞，灸七壮。
易受惊吓，灸然谷穴。
多哭，灸百会穴。
卒发性疝气，灸太冲穴。
两眼发红，灸合谷、昆仑、神门、风池、绝骨穴。
两眼白翳，每到春秋季节遮蔽瞳孔，灸第九椎节上七壮，另取肝俞穴七壮。
牙龈溃烂臭秽，冲人（气味刺鼻），劳宫穴各一壮。
脐肿，灸对侧脐脊骨上三壮或七壮。
卒发性肘部皮肤青黑，灸脐四周各半寸处，以及鸠尾骨下一寸处，各灸三壮。
风痫，目睛上视，灸第五椎节上七壮，百会七壮，昆仑三壮。
四五岁仍不能言语，灸心俞穴，足内踝尖上各灸三壮。
阴肿，灸昆仑、太冲、太溪穴。
赤白痢疾，灸脐中七壮至一百壮，三阴交七壮。
遗尿，灸气海、百会、大敦穴各三壮。
吐乳，中庭穴位于膻中下一寸六分，灸五壮。
斑疮入眼，灸大杼穴七壮至二十一生壮（三七壮），详细查看受犯部位，分别治疗其所属经络。
彻夜啼哭呼叫，让孩子的父亲背着孩子，手持刀悄悄砍邻居家的篱笆，不要让人知道。孩子啼哭就会停止，然后悄悄归还并系好砍下的篱笆条，则孩子永不再啼哭。
浮肿，灸水分穴三壮，三阴交三十壮，脾俞三壮。
久疟，灸鬼眼三壮，内庭七壮。
吐沫、尸厥（假死状态），灸巨阙七壮，中脘五十壮。
婴儿出生一七日内多啼哭，因客风中于脐至心脾，取合谷、太冲、神门、列缺穴各七壮，承浆穴七壮。
先惊后啼，灸百会七壮，间使、龈交穴。
角弓反张，灸百会七壮，天突七壮。
For mastitis (inflammation of the breast), moxibustion is applied to Zulinqi (GB41), Shenmen (HT7), Taixi (KI3), Xia Sanli, Neiguan (PC6), and Geshu (BL17). The Qizhuma point is also moxibusted with seven moxa cones per session.
Breast cancer (Nai Yan) is treatable if the patient is under forty years old, but difficult to cure if over forty. Therefore, young widows or childless women suffering from this condition have a poor prognosis and may die.
For postpartum abdominal pain, moxibustion is applied to Qihai (CV6) with one hundred moxa cones.
This addresses prolonged lochia discharge after childbirth.
Moxibustion is applied to Zhongji (CV3) and Yinjiao (RN7) with one hundred moxa cones each, and Shimen (CV5) with seven to one hundred moxa cones.
For milk stasis (lack of lactation), moxibustion is applied to Danzhong (CV17) with seven to forty-nine (seven times seven) moxa cones. Shaose (SI1) is contraindicated for needling and should be treated with tonification.
For abortion or miscarriage, within every three days, moxibustion is applied to Sanyinjiao (SP6) with seven moxa cones, Zhongji (CV3) and Qugu (CV2) with fifty moxa cones each, and the umbilicus (Shenque, CV8) with three hundred moxa cones.
For vaginal dryness and dyspareunia, moxibustion is applied to Heyinyang and Qugu (CV2) with fifty moxa cones.
For blood leakage (abnormal uterine bleeding with leukorrhea), Yingchong is moxibusted with fifty moxa cones.
For hematuria, Geshu (BL17) is needled at a depth of 0.3 cun, retained for seven breaths, then moxibusted with three moxa cones. Houxi (SI3) and Wanggu (SI4) are also addressed.
For continuous menstruation (metrorrhagia), Yinqiao is moxibusted with three moxa cones, and Yinjiao (RN7) with one hundred moxa cones.
In newborns, within seven days of birth, the umbilical cord naturally withers and falls off. On that day, cooked mugwort shaped like a bull's horn (hollow in the center) is used to moxibust the umbilicus (Shenque, CV8) with seven moxa cones. Removing the cone when it burns halfway prevents abdominal pain permanently.
For fetal epilepsy, milk-induced epilepsy, and convulsive epilepsy, the four Guian points are moxibusted with three moxa cones each. Each session covers four points and takes one shichen (two hours) to burn out completely by blowing on the fire.
For erysipelas (Fire Dan Du), if the pathogenic wind invades the chest and abdomen, death ensues. Immediately use a sharp needle to puncture around the red area to release evil blood. Observe the red areas the next day and puncture as before; this is effective.
For rectal prolapse, Baihui (GV20) is moxibusted with seven moxa cones. The umbilicus can be moxibusted with either fifty or one hundred moxa cones.
For night blindness (Que Mu), one moxa cone is applied at the white flesh margin at the head of the transverse crease on the dorsal side of the nail bed of the thumb, and Jiushu (BL18) is moxibusted with nine moxa cones.
For unclosed fontanelle, moxibustion is applied above and below the umbilicus with three moxa cones each. If the scab from moxibustion has not fallen off but the fontanelle closes first, the effect is significant.
For emaciation and indigestion, Weishu (BL21) is moxibusted. Changgu (Zusanli, ST36), located two cun lateral to the umbilicus, is moxibusted with seven moxa cones.
For enlarged scrotum descending into the abdomen, Taichong (LR3), Duyin, Qichong (ST30), Sanyinjiao (SP6), and Guanyuan (CV4) are selected.
For convulsions, Shendao (GV11), located between the spinous processes of the fifth thoracic vertebra, is moxibusted with seven to one hundred moxa cones for immediate effect.
For critical conditions difficult to save, three moxa cones are applied to both nipples: left for males, right for females.
For sleep startles, hand twitching, and eyes remaining open, three moxa cones are applied to the tips of the thumb and index fingers. Jianshi (PC5), Hegu (LI4), Taichong (LR3), and Taiyuan (LU9) are also addressed.
For fetal epilepsy, Guian points receive three moxa cones each, Jianshi (PC5) thirty moxa cones, Baihui (GV20) nine moxa cones, and the glans penis seven moxa cones.
For urinary retention, Baihui (GV20) is moxibusted with seven moxa cones, Yingchong with three moxa cones each, Dantian with fourteen (two sevens) moxa cones, Yongquan (KI1) with three moxa cones, and Baomen with fifty moxa cones. Alternatively, adzuki bean paste or fried salt is placed in the umbilicus and moxibusted with fifty moxa cones.
For trismus (lockjaw), RanGu (KI2) is moxibusted.
For convulsive epilepsy, Wanggu (SI4) at the central hair whorl receives three moxa cones, the blue vein behind the ear receives three moxa cones, and Taichong (LR3) receives three moxa cones.
For malaria, Shendao (GV11), also known as Zhuangshu, located below the spinous process of the fifth thoracic vertebra, is moxibusted with seven moxa cones.
For excessive fearfulness, RanGu (KI2) is moxibusted.
For excessive crying, Baihui (GV20) is moxibusted.
For acute hernia, Taichong (LR3) is moxibusted.
For red eyes, Hegu (LI4), Kunlun (BL60), Shenmen (HT7), Fengchi (GB20), and Yangjiao (GB39) are moxibusted.
For leukoma obscuring the pupil in spring and autumn, moxibustion is applied above the ninth thoracic vertebra with seven moxa cones, and Jiushu (BL18) with seven moxa cones.
For foul-smelling gingival ulcers, Laogong (PC8) receives one moxa cone.
For umbilical swelling, moxibustion is applied to the spine opposite the umbilicus with three or seven moxa cones.
For sudden darkening of elbow skin, moxibustion is applied half an cun around the umbilicus and one cun below the Jiwei bone (CV15), three moxa cones each.
For wind epilepsy with upward deviation of the eyes, moxibustion is applied above the fifth thoracic vertebra with seven moxa cones, Baihui (GV20) with seven moxa cones, and Kunlun (BL60) with three moxa cones.
For children aged four to five who cannot speak, Xinshu (BL15) is moxibusted, and the apex of the medial malleolus on both feet receives three moxa cones each.
For阴肿 (scrotal swelling), Kunlun (BL60), Taichong (LR3), and Taixi (KI3) are moxibusted.
For bloody and white dysentery, the umbilicus is moxibusted with seven to one hundred moxa cones, and Sanyinjiao (SP6) with seven moxa cones.
For enuresis, Qihai (CV6), Baihui (GV20), and Dadun (LR1) are moxibusted with three moxa cones each.
For vomiting milk, Zhongting (CV16), located 1.6 cun below Danzhong (CV17), is moxibusted with five moxa cones.
For measles entering the eyes, Dazhu (BL11) is moxibusted with seven to twenty-one (three sevens) moxa cones. Treat the specific meridians involved based on the affected area.
For nocturnal crying, the father carries the child, secretly chops a neighbor's fence with a knife without being seen, and ties the chopped piece back. The crying stops immediately, and the child will never cry again.
For edema, Shuifen (CV9) is moxibusted with three moxa cones, Sanyinjiao (SP6) with thirty moxa cones, and Pishu (BL20) with three moxa cones.
For chronic malaria, Guian receives three moxa cones, and Neiting (ST44) receives seven moxa cones.
For foaming and corpse-like coma (Shi Jue), Juque (CV14) is moxibusted with seven moxa cones, and Zhongwan (CV12) with fifty moxa cones.
For infants crying excessively within the first week due to external wind invading the umbilicus affecting the heart and spleen, Hegu (LI4), Taichong (LR3), Shenmen (HT7), and Lieque (LU7) are moxibusted with seven moxa cones each, and Chengjiang (CV24) with seven moxa cones.
For symptoms starting with fright followed by crying, Baihui (GV20) is moxibusted with seven moxa cones, and Jianshi (PC5) and Yinjiao (DU28) are addressed.
For opisthotonos, Baihui (GV20) is moxibusted with seven moxa cones, and Tiantu (CV22) with seven moxa cones.